should pay something but they just don't especially would be the guys who those big houses in the jetson tax free it's not for. clothes are you watching r t international where she's gone 9 in the morning hey. man vesta gate is still trying to establish the identity of the attacker who opened fire at side the federal security service building in central moscow last night he killed one f.s.b. officer before being shot dead himself 5 other people were injured there is get the latest now from down in the same. all of the shooting for siegel what's it like there now more further information to. well and it's already very quiet now the f.s.b. building is right there behind me and the shooting took place right outside of it late night not too late but in the evening the shooting he came to the building at around 6 pm and he took position behind one of the columns which you can see from here it's on the other side behind that building so he took position behind one of the columns armed with an assault rifle and he'll point fire. well now the shooting again took place at around 6 pm and just to

. >> in dubai, you compare it to being on "the jetsons. it i." it is not there yet, but that is the vision. to have flying ships early in this decade, and not a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels. they want to have the flying airships carrying all kinds of people, and a flying network like a metro system with little stops all over dubai. flying machines carrying people back-and-forth. >>'s latest book looks at how technology is changing transportation. mondaythe communicators" night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington, d.c., and around the country, so you can make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> coming up today on c-span, discussing life on the border in today's political climate. after that, the nat

. >> in dubai you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> not yet that that is the vision to have flying airships early in the coming decade and not just a few in luxury hotels but they want these airships to carry all kinds of people with a metro system with little stops with flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> what have they developed already? >> they really haven't developed anything that they have open their doors and have done test flights with the german company where drones carry people across the city but they are not at a point where it's happening yet they had a stretch goal of 2022 but you can't count on dates for the technology revolution they don't prove to be safe than they can to go with it. >> from your book whatever controls the data is in the position to control the movement. >> who controls it? >> think about an autonomous car it is a huge data machine the equivalent of supercomputers calculating each turn to record everything that's happening in the car. much of that goes up onto networks prickle at the same time scooters or bikes are all of these netwo

. ♪ you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> it is not there yet, but that is the vision.he vision is to have flying airships in this coming decade, and not just a few carrying around rich people to golf courses. they want these flying airships carrying all kinds of people, and they want to flying network like a metro system, with little stops all over dubai with flying machines carrying people. stephen baker, whose latest go" examinesskip, transportation. watch the communicators at 8:00 p.m. monday on c-span2. coming up, a discussion on congress, courts, and the so-called administrative state. after that, former astra -- former nasa astronauts and administrators on the legacy of the apollo missions. plus, representative kelsey gabbard at a town hall in new hampshire. now, a look at the administrative state, from the

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. >> host: in dubai you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> guest: it is not there yet but that is the vision. the vision is to have flying airships early in this coming decade and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels but they want to have these flying airships carrying all kinds of people and they want to have a flying network like eight metro system with little stops all over dubai with flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> host: what have they developed already? >> guest: they not early developed anything but they've opened their doors and they have done test flights for the german company called [inaudible] where drones carry people across the city but they are not at a point where it is happening yet. they have a goal, stretch goal of 2022 for these flying machines but as i said earlier you can't count on dates for technology revolutions. if those machines don't prove to be don't prove to be safe than they can to go with it and they can't go with it yet. >> host: from your book whoever controls the data will be in a

should pay definitely should pay taxes especially with the good guys will have those big houses in the jetson tax free it's not fair they should pay something but they just don't that's constitution it's constitutional question do this a place axis more investigation more arrests and it's do that i mean but no taxes let everybody everybody pick one and sign peak advisors it was an arm of the mormon church which proved that it was not. part of acquirements which is why they got into this in the 1st place. we didn't have to reports what was going on under the i.r.s. tax law if you are informed and you have to use that money for such a charitable purpose but in this situation this particular investment arm there was a bailout evans sure and they also. thought when he so those are projects where there is no charitable purposes there are not once but makes you priceless and they have a plaque form we are getting involved and those are the ones for profit by insurgents who are making the. well that is you're out day for now i'm resigning or could not be back here with the rest of the team at the to

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. >> host: so into by you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> guest: well, it's not there yet but that's the vision. the vision is to have flying airships early in this coming decade, and not just a few of them carrying people around -- carrying around which people do golf courses and luxury hotels. they want to have the flying airships carrying all kinds of people at the want of a fly metro, like a metro system with little stops all of her dubai with flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> host: what have they developed already? >> guest: well, they haven't really develop anything. what they've done is they've opened their doors and they've done test flights with a german company where drones terry people across the city. but they are not at a point where it's happening yet. they have a goal, or stretch goal of 2022 for these flying machines, but as i was saying earlier, can't count on dates for technology revolutions. if those machines don't prove to be safe, they can't go with it here they can't go with it yet. >> host: from your book, whoever controls the data will

number of scenarios one can consider here there is an extent the regime is trying to shore up its the jetsons at a time of real declining revenues when so many syrians are destitute or below the poverty line. and are resentful of those who have billions actually show off their wealth in a way and we've seen this or so with the man who found it they have been prepared to that there's been all sorts of stories on social media and pictures of some of their family with gas cards and the like so this is resents it it could also be that given the regime has so little financial results at the moment that they are trying to basically corral in as many billions and billions they can for people have been killed in libya in the latest in a strike by the warlord coming for half the us forces it happened in the town of to jura east of tripoli several more people were injured last week after our house what he called a final offensive to take the capital tripoli. well libya's internationally recognized government has reportedly asked turkey to send ground troops the 2 countries signed the military cooperati

although jetsons style family flight is still decades away, their taxis could be in wide use by 2030.d be less like a flying car from the movies and more like a hobbyist drone. they are designed to be lighter, quieter, more environmentally toendly, and less expensive operate than helicopters. a major difference is they will run on electricity. they will not be used like a typical on-demand taxi. more like a fairy running between two points. as technology regulations and popular acceptance advance, they operated remotely and eventually autonomous leap. companiesmore than 70 with development projects. the biggest hurdle is batteries. large, heavy, and do not last long. but battery technology is improving, taking us closer to our flying vehicle dreams. there are a lot of regulatory hurdles. become dangerous if anyone could become a pilot. air taxis could take longer. regulators will be especially pilots at flight. but test flights could begin ton and uber elevate hopes connect cities to their suburbs by 2023. driverless car's are expected to reduce traffic and take passengers door to doo

[cheers and applause] >> [inaudible] >> so in dubai you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> well, it's not there yet, but that's the vision. the vision is to have, to have flying airships early in this coming decade. and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels. they want to have these flying airships carrying all kinds of people, and they want to have a flying network. it's like a metro system with little stops all over dubai, with little -- with flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> stephen baker, whose latest book looks at how technology is changing transportation, watch "the communicators" tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> tonight we take a look at books on business. we'll begin with charles schwab and his book, "charles schwab invested: changing forever the way americans invest." then it's tyler cowen's big business and ed stack on it's how we play the game. enjoy booktv in prime time this week and all day every weekend on c-span2. ♪ >> hi, everyone. my name is adam cook, and and i'm a 2018 c-span student cam win

although jetsons style family flight is still decades away, air taxis could be in wide use by 2030.rom the movies and more like a hobbyist drone. it has been enlarged to hold half a dozen people. they are designed to be lighter, quieter, more environmentally friendly, and less expensive to operate than helicopters. a major difference is they will run on electricity. they will not to be used like a typical on-demand taxi. ferry running on a schedule between two points like an airport and downtown, for example. as technology regulations and popular acceptance advance, they could be operated remotely and eventually autonomously, driving down costs. there are more than 70 companies that have projects in development. some are working prototypes. so far, the biggest technological hurdle is batteries. they are large, heavy, and do not last long. thanks to the development of electric cars, battery technology is improving rapidly, taking us closer to our flying vehicle dreams. there is still a lot of regulatory hurdles. airspace would quickly be crowded and dangerous if someone could be -- i

. >> in dubai you compare it to being on the jetsons, it's not there yet but that's the vision. the vision is to have flying airships early in this coming decade and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels. want to have these airships carrying all kinds of people and they want to have a flying network like a metro system with littlestops all over dubai with flying machines carrying people back and forth . >> stephen baker whose latest book hop skip go looks at how technology is trained changingtransportation. on the communicators tonight at eight on cspan2 . tonight, we take a look at books on business. we will begin with charles schwab in his book charles schwab invested . ranging forever the way americans invest. and it's tyler collins big business and an stack on its how weplay the game. enjoy book tv in prime time this week and every day this weekend on cspan2 . next, i hearing examines national paid family and medical leave. witnesses offer their ideas on making it a national requirements. this hearing by the house oversight and

of course you're going to want to fly over it, ala the jetsons, see where it goes.d driving is bad enough. now there's a shopping trend, people are shopping and driving at the same time. >> what better thing to do, than start flipping through the sales on amazon or -- ashley: 39%. >> 39% of americans say they shop while driving. people, put the dang phone down. male drivers are worse. i know that's a big surprise. cheryl: i would have thought it would be women. >> most men, they already know where they're going, we don't have to stop and ask for direction, we don't have to pay attention to the gps, so we have the bandwidth available to start shopping behind the wheel. whatever you do, if you get in a car accident while shopping, don't tell the police that because you're definitely going to get in trouble for that. ashley: there are so many people, you just look and see the other person, they're literally -- >> glancing up and- ashley: and to think that they're shopping which takes so much attention to detail. >> it's so dangerous. every second you take your eyes off

in dubai, you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> it is not there yet, but that is the vision. the vision is to have flying airships early in this coming decade. and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels. they want to have flying airships carrying all kinds of people, and they want a flying network, like a metro system with little stops all over dubai with flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> stephen baker, whose latest book looks at how technology is changing transportation. watch "the communicators" monday night on c-span2. each week, "american artifacts" visit museums, archives and historic places. up next, we travel about 45 miles west of the nation's capitol for a tour of former u.s. army communication base in warrenton, virginia, that now

. >> in dubai, you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> well, it is not there yet. that's the vision. the vision is to have flying air ships early in this coming decade and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels. they want to have these flying air ships carrying all kinds of people and they want to have a flying network, the metro system with little stops all over duwith flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> steven baker whose latest book looks at how technology is changing transportation. watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. ♪ susan: margaret o'mara, what will readers get in your new book, "the code"? professor o'mara: what they will get, is a biography of silicon valley itself, and the modern american technology industry tself. the modern american technology industry itself. there are many people and i have been studying this region for so long and this industry for so long and people always ask, what is the silicon valley secret? how do you build another one? i set out to answ

in dubai, you compare it to being on the jetsons. it is not there yet, but that is the vision. the vision is to have flying airships early in the coming decade and not just a few of them carrying around rich people. they want to have these flying ships carrying all kinds of people and a flying network, like the metro with little stops all over dubai with machines carrying people. howtephen baker looks at technology is changing transportation. watch the communicators monday night on c-span2. next a hearing on the economic effects of climate change. the house oversight & reform subcommittee on the environment held its fifth hearing in a series on climate change. rep. rouda: ready to rock and roll? trying to figure out, did you guys get in trouble, they sent you down to the other end of the table?

. >> in dubai, you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> that is the vision.ion is to have flying air ships early in this coming decade and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels. they want to have these flying air ships carrying all kinds of people and they want to have a flying network, like a metro system with little stops all over dubai with flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> steven baker whose latest ok, "hop, skip, go" looks at how technology is changing communication. watch the communicators tuesday on c-span 2. >> national history day is a program that culminates in a student competition. students are encouraged to choose a top nick history p. that can be anything. world history. local. national. ancient, modern, everything in between. as long as they are interested in it and then they go out and they find -- they do research d they find the resources to tell them the story and also

. >> in dubai, you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> well, it is not there yet.hat's the vision. the vision is to have flying air ships early in this coming decade and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels. they want to have these flying air ships carrying all kinds of people and they want to have a flying network, the metro system with little stops all over duwith flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> steven baker whose latest book looks at how technology is changing transportation.

. >> in dubai you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> it is not there yet but that the vision. the vision is to have flying airships early in this coming decade and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels but they want to have these flying airships carrying all kinds of people and they want to have flying network like eight metro system with little stops all over dubai with little blind machines curing people back and forth. >> steven baker whose latest book, hop, skip and go look at how technology is changing transportation. watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. now, the government use of facial recognition over the next two hours customs and border protection, transportation security administration, and a secret service answer questions from the house homeland security committee. >> the committee on homeland security will come to order. the committee is meeting today to receive testimony on a department of homeland security use of a facial recognition and other biometric technologies. without objection

flying cars, it sounds like the world of the jetsons, i know, but think of it as an electric powered helicopter. that's what they look like. this is what they are planning for. remember that? ashley: i don't believe you. stuart: i believe you. susan: it will be faster to get to jfk if we do have so-called flying cars in the future and to your favorite newark airport. stuart: can i get in a word edge-wise? i'm not buying uber's stock on the basis of electric flying cars. okay. let's move on. >>> amazon, ups, dhl, they are testing -- wait, what is this -- cargo bikes? ashley: commercial cargo bike pilot program here in new york city. you have amazon, ups, dhl, all joining new york city in this effort. why? because starting in 2021, there's going to be a congestion charge from 60th street south trying to keep your car, my car, anyone's car out, especially the commercial vehicles, and they are going to charge commercial trucks as much as $25 on these electronic tolls and $14 for passenger vehicles. so bike programs. what we need in new york city is more bikes flying through crosswalks. t

i think it looks like something out of "the jetsons." >> well, here we go again. >> this is a great timeerybody up in the air, streets, sidewalks empty. i'm down with that. >> because you will stay on the street, right? >> i'll stay on the street, go for a stroll. >> that's so reflective, ten years, the last ten years. >> yes. >> and to try to remember what stands out to you the most, and we were talking about the netflix change of everything that we talked about obvious in there, the way we consume media now. >> you know what will stand out for me? >> tell me. >> this. >> oh, yeah. see you again next year. >> yeah, at the same time, same place. >> still ahead in our conversation, our conversation from space with record-setting astronaut christina koch. your local news is coming up next. stay with us. >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. it is 8:25. it hitting the roadways early this morning still quiet. and easy ride for the most part in fact everything checking in problem free for the bay area bridges with no delays across the golden gate. everything clear out of

conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> in dubai you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> it's not there yet but that's the vision. the vision is to have flying airships early in this coming decade, and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels. they want to have these flying airships carrying all kinds of people and they want to have a flying network, like a metro system with little stops all over dubai, with flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> stephen baker whose latest book hop, skip, go looks at how technology is changing technology. watch "the communicators" tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> tonight we take a look at books on business. >> next on c-span2, a state department discussion on human rights and iran with department officials and human rights activists. that's followed by house hearing on possibly implementing national paid family and medical leave. a look at the government use of facial recognition technology and whether it's an intrusion into personal rights. we now turn to the state depar

. >> in dubai, you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> it is not there yet, but that is the visionthe vision is to have flying airships early in this coming decade, and not just a few of them carrying around rich people at the golf courses in luxury hotels. they want to. all kinds of people, and they want to have a flying network, a metro system with little stops all over dubai with flying machines carrying people. >> looking at how technology is transportation, what's the communicators on c-span2. >> our c-span campaign 2020 busting is traveling across the country asking which issues voters think candidates should address? >> environmental issues good i would like to see more protection for our beaches, the everglades, the keys. i want to see action on it. i hope this comes in the upcoming election. >> one issue i would like to see the upcoming presidential address is the current injustices that are going on in our country, whether it is video on instagram or in the white house were by people in the current office. i feel like those issues need to be addressed. issue that is impor

conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> you can parent to being on the jetsons >> it is not there yet. flying airships in this coming decade. not just a few of them carrying around rich people at golf courses and luxury hotels, they want want to have them caring all kinds of people. they want to have a flying network. like the metro system with little stops all over dubai. flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> stephen baker whose latest book looks at how technology is changing transportation. watch the communicators tonight on c-span two. tonight we take a look at books on business. we will begin with charles schwab and his book charles schwab invested changing the way americans invest. then it is big business and it's how we play the game. enjoy book tv and prime time this week and all day every weekend on c-span two. the u.s. senate as meeting now for a pro forma session. they have been doing this every three days while congress is on a holiday recess. the second session of the 100 16th session begins friday. .... provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3

. >> in dubai you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> it is not there yet but that the vision. the vision is to have flying airships early in this coming decade and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels but they want to have these flying airships carrying all kinds of people and they want to have flying network like eight metro system with little stops all over dubai with little blind machines curing people back and forth. >> steven baker whose latest book, hop, skip and go look at how technology is changing transportation. watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. now, the government use of facial recognition over the next two hours